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rokphish2 wrote:
But the balance seems to feel very good nonetheless.


I find that this factor is very important for me.

Aside from handle comfort, that is.

rokphish2 wrote:
Thickness feels thicker than Schlager (I used my friends SC a couple of times).


Durn...there goes the handle comfort...

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peter, that is a really nice masteapiece 8) The grains are so straight. The color is very different. Could be due to photography or is the pinkish hue real?

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fattchoi wrote:
peter, that is a really nice masteapiece 8) The grains are so straight. The color is very different. Could be due to photography or is the pinkish hue real?

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Well maybe it's because of the white balance :D
The real picture is a bit yellowish.
Never used it again though.
Need to be sealed first.
The first time I peel the the new rubber on it, it's Ok.
But when I stick the older rubber which is stickier due the accumulation of the glue, it splinter.
There's a 4 mm x 0,5 mm splinter, which I must open a table light to be able to see it :?
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Yes, I am sealing all my hinoki now before I put on rubbers. Mind you, I have not had any problem so far, thankfully. But this water-based glue that I am using does sound/feel a bit scary when I peel off the rubber. So best to be safe than sorry.

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rokphish2 wrote:
Thickness feels thicker than Schlager (I used my friends SC a couple of times).


Durn...there goes the handle comfort...


Actually, it feels comfortable though. Don't know how comfortable it is when used in actual playing. Will know more next week... :P :P

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